The Buzstop Boys, a youth sanitation volunteer group, has been recognized for their remarkable efforts in promoting cleanliness and proper sanitation in Ghana.
At the organization’s recent conference in Accra Themed, “Uniting for SDG 6 – Ensuring Clean Water and Sanitation for All,” which brought together delegates from across continents to engage in high-level discussions, policy simulations, and collaboration toward achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6.
The Buzstop Boys have demonstrated a strong commitment to volunteerism, working tirelessly to keep Ghana’s environment clean.
Their efforts have not gone unnoticed, with various organizations and government officials commending their work.
The group’s leader, Oheneba Kwadwo Safo, expressed gratitude for the recognition, stating that it will boost their confidence to continue promoting sanitation and cleanliness across the country.
“There is a danger ahead of us. Research has predicted that in 25 years, the amount of filth and plastic waste in the ocean will be three times the number of fish,” they cautioned.
The Buzstop Boys’ work has had a significant impact on Ghana’s environment, with their efforts contributing to a cleaner and healthier community.
Their recognition serves as a testament to the importance of volunteerism and community involvement in promoting sanitation and environmental health.
The Diplomatic Envoy’s recognition of the Buzstop Boys highlights the value of volunteerism and community service in promoting a clean and healthy environment.
The group’s dedication to their work is an inspiration to others, and their efforts will undoubtedly continue to make a positive impact on Ghana’s environment.
Dr. Miguel Pinzon, President of the Diplomatic Envoy Global Organisation, highlighted the critical link between diplomacy, peacebuilding, and environmental sustainability.
He called on global leaders to move beyond rhetoric and show tangible commitment to ensuring access to clean water and sanitation for all.
Delivering the welcome address, Mr Samuel Aryeequaye, Secretary-General of DEMUN, emphasised the organisation’s continued dedication to promoting diplomacy, youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and international collaboration.
“The Diplomatic Envoy Global Organization will continue to champion diplomacy, leadership, youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and international cooperation across continents,” he stated.
The event served as a powerful convergence of youth voices, policymakers, and changemakers working towards a more sustainable, healthier planet, and the Buz Stop Boyz stood out as shining examples of grassroots action with global impact.
